Au Vodka Bubblegum Case of 6: Flavour and Mixer Pairings
By Au Vodka - Ultra Premium British Vodka | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: Instruktionsguider
Learn what to mix with bubblegum vodka, how to build simple serves from a six-bottle case, and where the 35.2% ABV flavoured spirit fits best in your drinks lineup.
Start with the bottle you actually have
The Au Vodka Bubblegum Case of 6 contains six 70cl bottles of a flavoured spirit drink at 35.2% ABV. That is the base fact that shapes every mixer decision: it is not a neutral vodka, so your job is to support the sweet bubblegum flavour rather than bury it.
Because the spirit is already flavoured and sweet, the best mixers are usually the ones that add fizz, acidity, or a clean texture without adding another loud flavour. Think of the bottle as a pre-flavoured base and build around it.
What the case gives you to work with
- Au Vodka Bubblegum Case of 6: 6x Au Vodka Bubblegum 70cl — Flavoured Spirit Drink at 35.2% ABV Six full bottles means you can test several mixer pairings without committing a whole bottle to one serve. The 35.2% ABV tells you it is a flavoured spirit drink, not a full-strength neutral vodka, so diluting with a mixer is expected.

Au Vodka Bubblegum Case of 6 - Au Vodka Bubblegum Case of 6: Five-times distilled vodka combined with sweet bubblegum flavour The flavouring is the point of the bottle. Choose mixers that let that bubblegum note stay recognisable instead of covering it with strong fruit or cola.
Mixer pairings that keep the bubblegum readable
These pairings are starting points, not fixed recipes. Taste as you go and adjust the ratio to your glass size and preference.
- Lemon-lime soda or soda water with fresh lime: Fizz and citrus lift the sweet bubblegum without adding a competing fruit flavour. Soda water is the cleanest option; lemon-lime soda adds a little more sweetness.
- Tonic water: The bitterness of tonic gives a grown-up counterpoint to the candy sweetness. Use a light tonic if you want the bubblegum to stay forward.
- Cloudy apple juice: Apple brings acidity and body that can make the bubblegum taste more like a fruit-forward long drink. Use a 1:2 or 1:3 spirit-to-juice ratio and taste.
- Cranberry juice: Tart cranberry cuts through the sweetness and gives a pink, party-ready serve. A squeeze of lime keeps it from tasting flat.
- Ginger ale: Ginger adds gentle heat and bubbles. It works if you like a spicier contrast, but it can mask the bubblegum if you pour heavily.
How to build a simple bubblegum vodka highball
This is a flexible method rather than a fixed cocktail recipe. Adjust the spirit-to-mixer ratio to your taste and glass size.
- Chill everything first: Keep the Au Vodka Bubblegum bottle and your mixer in the fridge before serving. A cold drink keeps the sweetness in check and the fizz lively.
- Fill a tall glass with ice: Use plenty of ice so the drink stays cold and does not become watery too quickly.
- Pour the spirit: Start with a modest measure of Au Vodka Bubblegum — around one part spirit — then top with mixer. You can always add more spirit, but you cannot take it out.
- Top with your chosen mixer: Pour slowly down the side of the glass to keep carbonation. Stir once gently.
- Taste and adjust: If the bubblegum is too faint, add a splash more spirit. If it is too sweet, add a squeeze of fresh lime or a little more soda water.
Bubblegum vodka cocktail ideas to try from the case
These are simple frameworks, not precise formulas. Use them to explore the bottle across the six-bottle case.
- Bubblegum spritz: Au Vodka Bubblegum, soda water, and a splash of prosecco or sparkling wine. The wine adds acidity and a drier finish.
- Bubblegum sour: Shake Au Vodka Bubblegum with fresh lemon juice and a little sugar syrup, then strain over ice. The lemon keeps the candy flavour in balance.
- Bubblegum fizz: Au Vodka Bubblegum topped with lemon-lime soda and a lime wedge. The simplest crowd-pleaser and a good first test of the bottle.
- Bubblegum cooler: Au Vodka Bubblegum, cloudy apple juice, and soda water over ice. Apple and bubbles stretch the flavour without making it cloying.
Where the case format helps — and where it does not
A six-bottle case is useful if you are planning a party, stocking a home bar, or want to try several mixers without opening your last bottle. It also suits anyone who already knows they like the bubblegum flavour and wants a backup supply.
The trade-off is commitment. If you are unsure about sweet flavoured spirits, a single bottle is a lower-risk way to test the flavour before buying six. The case also takes up more storage space, and once opened, each bottle is best treated as a drink to finish rather than a long-term keeper. The supplied information does not state a shelf life after opening, so plan to enjoy opened bottles within a reasonable time and store them sealed, upright, and away from heat and direct light.
Buying limits to know before you order
- Au Vodka Bubblegum Case of 6: Must be of legal drinking age to purchase. You will need to confirm you meet the legal drinking age before checkout.
- Au Vodka Bubblegum Case of 6: Delivery to UK addresses only. If you are ordering from outside the UK, this case cannot be shipped to you.
